(ver1)
Señore se fue la mujer
la que me enseño a querer
la que me entrego su vida
ahora solo vivo yo
recordando aquel amor
que le dio vida a mi vida
porque sin ella muero yo
y si no vuelve otra vez
pues de pena morire

(coro)
Que vuelva
que vuelva
hoy me muero yo
que vuelva
que vuelva
hoy me muero yo
que vuelva
que vuelva
hoy me muero yo

(ver2)
Que conmigo fuiste infiel
nunca mas pienso volver
oye bien lo que te digo
si muere no me importa
porque me hiciste sufrir
engañandome con otra
adios adios es para siempre
porque me voy de tu lado
de tu vida para siempre

Oye mujer lo que te digo
que yo estoy arrepentido
de lo que te hice sufrir
vuelve mujer vuelve conmigo
porque si no esta conmigo
pues de pena morire

(coro)
Que vuelva
que vuelva
hoy me muero yo
que vuelva
que vuelva
hoy me muero yo
que vuelva
que vuelva
hoy me muero yo

(ver3)
Que conmigo fuiste infiel
nunca mas pienso volver
oye bien lo que te digo
si muere no me importa
porque me hiciste sufrir
engañandome con otra
adios adios es para siempre
porque me voy de tu lado
de tu vida para siempre

Oye mujer lo que te digo
que yo estoy arrepentido
de lo que te hice sufrir
vuelve mujer vuelve conmigo
porque si no esta conmigo
pues de pena morire

Que vuelva
que vuelva
hoy me muero yo
que vuelva
que vuelva
hoy me muero yo
Nereyda que vuelva
hoy me muero yo
Areina que vuelva
hoy me muero yo
que vuelva
que vuelva
hoy me muero yo


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